The rescue of children trapped in the cave of Thailand would take months

The 12 children and their monitor trapped for ten days in a cave in Thailand, they must learn to dive or wait four months for them ;they pbad.

This was announced by rescue teams looking for the "safest" rescue in tasks that, according to authorities, could take "months".

A vanguard of two expert British divers managed last night to reach the cavity where Thai victims fled: 12 students aged 11 to 16 and a 26-year-old teacher.

It cost them three hours, round trip, go 1, 5 kilometers of pbadages with flooded areas and other open, according to the narrative made by the protagonists, the British John Volanthen and Richard Stanton .

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"You are very strong (…) a lot, a lot of people are coming, we are the first ones," said the l & # 39, one of the divers. 19659006] The group was found on high ground near the water that floods the pbadages and about four kilometers inside the cave, where they entered the day before 23.

The governor from Chiang Rai, Narongsak Osottanakorn, confirmed that none of the victims suffers from critical health problems, having been examined by a group of doctors who will closely monitor the group's evolution.

The relatives of the disappeared jubilant when they heard the good news, during the operations followed by the minute and

Today, rescue teams have transported food and water at the shelter "for at least four months", as well as medications to heal and recover children and adults.

"We will not release them until we have found a totally secure way," the governor of Chiang Rai, the province where the cave is located, told the media.

Narongsak says he does not know "how many days"

Meanwhile, authorities are trying to deploy a phone line along the cave that will allow reconnected people to talk to their families.

The twelve members of a football team and their coach will also have to learn to dive to get to the surface.

The main obstacle is the many narrow pbadages flooded along the cave, the fourth longest in Thailand, with about 10 kilometers long and frequent level changes

"Trying to take them non-divers through the cave is one of the most dangerous situations possible, even if it's relatively easy, "says Anmar Mirza, one of the volunteers. Internationals who led the mission, reports the daily "Bangkok Post."

Interior Minister Paojinda Anupong acknowledged the difficulty presented by the rescue in the statements in Bangkok, but added that it was necessary to hurry because the meteorological service provides for precipitation in the next days.

"We must speed up the rescue (…) If the water level increases, the work will be more difficult.Since the alert was given Saturday, some 1,300 soldiers participated in Search and Rescue Tasks in the Cave of Tham Luang Nature Park Khun Nam Nang No, Near the Thai-Burma Border

The group was found after several days of intense research involving elite army corps, relief personnel and volunteers, and who also relied on experts from the United States, Japan, China and Australia, among others. [19659006] The teams used twenty or so extraction pumps to reduce the water level in the most waterlogged areas, the temporary rain in the area and the problems in the area.

According to the official version, the missing have entered Years old galleries on June 23 after being trained when a sudden storm began to spill

Rangers who activated the emergency mission found bicycles, shoes and shoes. 39; other property of the missing at the entrance to the cave.

"Our mission is to seek, to save and to return, but for now we have found them, the next step will be to get them out of the cave and send them home," said the governor at the time. ;a press conference.